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Adrianna Mj Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
A formal equivalent of "just like me"
What is the formal equivalent of the phrase "just like me?"
Like in the sentence:
"My best friend likes riding a bike, just like me."
Like in the sentence:
"My best friend likes riding a bike, just like me."
Top answer
" "just as I do" is a little more formal in your sentence. My best friend likes riding a bike, just as I do. CJ
- " "just as I do" is a little more formal in your sentence.
- My best friend likes riding a bike, just as I do.
- CJ
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Adrianna MjWhat is the formal equivalent of the phrase "just like me?""just as I do" is a little more formal in your sentence.
My best friend likes riding a bike, just as I do.
CJ
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